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Debbie Loucks guest co-hosts with Jamie today as we chat with Carrie from the Colorado Horse Rescue Network, discuss why we shouldn't label horses and chuckle over some listener submitted sarcastic horse ads.

Mary Kitzmiller chats about breaking down goals into small steps, student epiphanies and recognizing try and rewarding it.  Listener questions about slowing down the canter or lope without pulling and helping a formerly abused horse trust her handler.

Dr. Seamans from Cornerstone Equine Medical Service is back with a fascinating discussion about how a horses sight affects behavior.  Plus, a Radiothon announcement, Equestrian First World Problems and Weird News leads us to Australia and Dingoes.  Listen in...

"The Rest of the Scoop" brings us a Gayle Stewart original called "Singing in the Mines".  It's a story about how a pony can change your life and maybe the world.  Listen in...

We learn what electrolytes are, why they are important and why some horses need different formulas than others.

Karen tells us about riding in the Nevada Day Parade and offers a tip on scouting out the ride site before you hit the road.  Guests include AERC President Monica Chapman, AERC Board Member Andrew Gerhard who review the National Championships and give a preview of the 2020 AERC Convention.  Listen in...

We salute Veterans today with Robin Hutton, author of "Sgt. Reckless: America's War Horse", joins us with her new book "War Animals: The Unsung Heroes of World War II".  Aimee, Director of Marketing from State Line Tack, joins us to make some Radiothon Announcements and Leslie Bateman stops in with baby and Eventing updates.  Listen in...

This lesson talks about body language, facial expressions and recognizing when our horses go over threshold. These observations give us important information. Our horses emotions are an important part of our relationship and they definitely come into play with training. We will take a look at how our horses respond in different situations. 

We get a recap of the 2019 TB Makeover, and what's to come for 2020 with RRP Executive Director, Jen Roytz. One of our lovely HRN auditors, Lindsey Hellmuth-Pierce, joins us to talk about her experience in mounted archery, and how she trained her OTTB, Rocket, to do it. Our favorite vet, Dr. Seamans, joins us again to talk about prepping your ex-racer for the cold winter weather, and of course, we have our New Vocations Winner's Circle Adoptable Horse of the Week.  Listen in...

Legendary coach Bernie Traurig joins Piper and Sissy this week to talk about his career and his new in-progress venture, Wellspring Thoroughbreds, 501c3 training and adoption center he will be opening in Spring 2020 in San Marcos, CA. Then, successful Grand Prix rider Molly Ashe-Cawley comes on to tell us about winning the Grand Prix de Penn and other top honors, as well as what she's thinking about the next generation of equestrians. Listen in!